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February 18th, 2020 at 8:38 PM SGA presidential candidate finds new running mate, senators receive anonymous backlash
Campus

SGA presidential candidate finds new running mate, senators receive anonymous backlash

Last week, Student Government Association (SGA) presidential candidate Katie Brust announced Tallon Everson as her new running mate. At Tuesday's meeting, SGA officially announced another candidate, Carissa Occhipinto, has a new running mate,...
February 18th, 2020 at 8:34 PM Helping hands: Support available for victims of drugging incidents, sexual assault
Around Town

Helping hands: Support available for victims of drugging incidents, sexual assault

This is the second part of an ongoing story on date rape drugs and safety in social drinking. In three out of four sexual assaults, the perpetrator has been drinking. That's according to Women's Health. Women's Health also reports that in nearly...
February 18th, 2020 at 8:10 PM Ripperda rolls past record in Ames
Sports

Ripperda rolls past record in Ames

One program record was broken while another was tied by the Coyotes inside the Lied Center in Ames at the Iowa State Classic over the weekend. Junior Abby Ripperda bested USD alum Megan Billington’s 5,000-meter race, crossing the line in 16...
February 18th, 2020 at 6:41 PM Coyotes win two in Madeira Beach Invitational
Softball

Coyotes win two in Madeira Beach Invitational

USD softball won two games in the Madeira Beach Invitational I in Madeira Beach, Florida. The Coyotes topped Monmouth, an NCAA Tournament team from a year ago Sunday. USD split two games Friday, topping Georgia State after falling to Akron in...
February 18th, 2020 at 6:38 PM South Dakota legislature proposes bill to amend constitution for sports gambling
Sports

South Dakota legislature proposes bill to amend constitution for sports gambling

The South Dakota legislature has proposed Senate Joint Resolution 501 to propose an amendment to the State Constitution that would allow sports betting. The proposed amendment would be up for state voting on in the November elections. The bill...
February 18th, 2020 at 4:14 PM Painting major finds inspiration in 'the little things'
Feature

Painting major finds inspiration in 'the little things'

Art students usually don’t spend hours studying vocabulary words, writing papers or conducting experience in the lab. Their homework is much different. For junior painting major Ethan Tasa, a typical school day starts by going to art history,...
February 18th, 2020 at 1:50 PM No, the “Pro-Life” Movement is Not Pro-Woman
Opinion

No, the “Pro-Life” Movement is Not Pro-Woman

Ultimately, to be pro-woman is to embrace women as equals, valuing human dignity, bodily autonomy and self-determination. However, the extreme anti-abortion policies plaguing the United States are doing the exact opposite, putting women’s lives at...
February 18th, 2020 at 10:56 AM USD's College of Fine Arts welcomes new dean
Campus

USD's College of Fine Arts welcomes new dean

Larry Schou has been the dean of USD's College of Fine Arts for 12 years, but after his retirement this month, a new dean is set to take his place. The position has been filled by the new interim dean, Bruce Kelley, who was informed of the decision...

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